Living

Words Tabatha Golat Food has always been more than just nourishment for me: it’s a connection to family and culture. So when I saw the trailer for the National Geographic series No Taste Like Home, a show where host Antoni Porowski helps celebrity guests explore their heritage through traditional dishes, I knew I had to [...]

Words Jacqueline Nicoll, K & Co. Marketing Summer's here! While you're juggling sunscreen, iced coffee and a calendar full of weekend plans, your pet is silently counting on you to keep them safe through it all. Hot pavement, booming fireworks and surprise road trips may be part of the fun for us, but for dogs,

Words Janice Henshaw Photos Tanya Murchie “The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just on the body, but the soul.” Alfred Austin, English poet (1835-1913) Brynn and Barry's delightful garden in North Saanich was a treat to visit. I

Words Jackie LaPlante I know I should try to stretch my reading by occasionally choosing non-fiction. But sometimes the thought of reading it can seem dull. Factful. Serious. But I like to learn and am always delighted when I find a novel based on or inspired by a real event that piques my interest and

Words Erin Craven, CEO & Founder of UROSPOT For many, staying active – whether it’s running, golfing, kayaking, or simply enjoying time outdoors – is a key part of feeling good and living fully. But bladder leaks and urgency can quietly chip away at that sense of independence. Whether it’s the sudden need to rush